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A man shot a person in the left ear and shoulder Saturday, May 30, 2026, at a Citgo gas station in Pompano Beach, according to the Broward Sheriff\u2019s Office.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Miami Herald File<\/p>\n
A man shot a person in the left ear and shoulder early Saturday at a Citgo gas station in Pompano Beach, according to the Broward Sheriff\u2019s Office.<\/p>\n
Deputies went to a Citgo gas station, 598 NW 15th St., around 1:30 a.m. to investigate a reported shooting and found a 45-year-old man with two gunshot wounds, an arrest affidavit said.<\/p>\n
When a deputy asked the man who shot him, he responded, \u201cIt was Vic. He lives off 6th and 15th,\u201d the affidavit said.<\/p>\n
Surveillance footage from the gas station showed a man and the victim appearing to get into an argument, the affidavit said. The man then grabbed a black handgun from his jean shorts and fired twice. He \u201ccalmly walked away from the scene,\u201d as the victim fell to the ground and tried to run away.<\/p>\n
Based on the initial information, a deputy advised over the radio that Victor Steven Boyd, 43, of Deerfield Beach, matched the shooter\u2019s description and drove an orange Buick.<\/p>\n
A Broward sheriff\u2019s helicopter spotted the Buick in Margate and captured footage of Boyd throwing an object, believed to be a gun, into a canal, the affidavit said. He got back in the car and left.<\/p>\n
As Boyd was driving away, deputies pulled him over in traffic and took him into custody. He was arrested on charges of attempted first-degree murder and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon around 20 minutes after the shooting.<\/p>\n
Deputies then went to Broward Health North to interview the victim, who wasn\u2019t identified by authorities. He was unable to give a coherent statement because of his injuries. If he didn\u2019t receive medical treatment, he could have died, deputies said.<\/p>\n
Boyd invoked his right to an attorney, so deputies couldn\u2019t interview him and \u201cno questions were asked,\u201d the affidavit said.<\/p>\n
He was being held without bond Monday at the Broward Main Jail, records show. Boyd\u2019s public defender, Ashlin Morgan, didn\u2019t immediately respond to a request for comment.<\/p>\n